On Tuesday 24th April 2026 Politics in Pubs met to discuss cancer: its prevalence, causes, and treatments, and who profits. […]

Britain’s economy has been stuck in the slow lane for far too long, stifled by unnecessary regulation, high tax rates, […]

In April, PiPs Newcastle hosted author and PiPs contributor Phil Miles for a discussion on his new book Rubber Meanings: […]

Today's trade Unions - whose side are they on?

March’s PiPs debate was introduced by our very own regular, Ralph Tatt, who skilfully guided us through the many intricacies […]

Can the fractured comedy industry be repaired?

February’s Newcastle PiPs was introduced by Dr Kyriakos Kotsoglou, Associate Professor in Law at Northumbria University. Kyri has an academic […]

Can anyone be born in the "wrong body"?

Our January meeting was an open discussion of events of the past year. Inevitably, the Gaza war was debated, specifically […]

Digital IDs have repeatedly been presented by successive governments as a modern solution to streamlining access to services and combatting […]

Supreme Court Ruling of April 2025 - where are we now and what next?

This month’s Newcastle PiPs explored the complex topic of psychopathy, introduced by PiPs regular Beryl Hylton Downing. Beryl drew together […]